We, (USA) can now build an automotive assembly plant in Japan, BUT we cannot own the land it sits upon, because THAT land belongs to Japan!
80 Percent of th employees in that plant, must be Japanese citizens.
All high level executives must be Japanese citizens
All American branded vehicles must be sold in dealerships that also sell & promenitly display Japanese vehicles.
In order to purchase an American car, the buyer MUST allready own a parking space. Parking Spaces are ONLY sold to owners of Japanese cars, so the American car buyer had to have first owned a Japanese branded car. Only then can he/she purchase a parking space, and then their next car can be American.
Any given years output of an American car cannot exceed the number of units manufactured of the POOREST selling brand of Japanese car.
Shoe on other foot, here, would be that no Japanese car could outsell the Chrysler Division or the Cadillac Division (They are close & flip flop annually).
If the off-shore owned plant (say by GM - for an example) is idle for more than 12 months, with no production, that plant becomes the property of Japan.
Why doesn't OUR USA government offer the same "Fair Trade" ?
80 Percent of th employees in that plant, must be Japanese citizens.
All high level executives must be Japanese citizens
All American branded vehicles must be sold in dealerships that also sell & promenitly display Japanese vehicles.
In order to purchase an American car, the buyer MUST allready own a parking space. Parking Spaces are ONLY sold to owners of Japanese cars, so the American car buyer had to have first owned a Japanese branded car. Only then can he/she purchase a parking space, and then their next car can be American.
Any given years output of an American car cannot exceed the number of units manufactured of the POOREST selling brand of Japanese car.
Shoe on other foot, here, would be that no Japanese car could outsell the Chrysler Division or the Cadillac Division (They are close & flip flop annually).
If the off-shore owned plant (say by GM - for an example) is idle for more than 12 months, with no production, that plant becomes the property of Japan.
Why doesn't OUR USA government offer the same "Fair Trade" ?